The nuclear agreement was a litmus test for US policy toward Iran and demonstrated for yet another time that Washington is not a reliable negotiating partner, an official said on Monday, ruling out the possibility of two-way talks in the present juncture.
"A declared foreign policy of the Islamic Republic is to interact with countries…but it was the United States that created a strange situation in its relations with Iran," Foreign Ministry Spokesman Bahram Qasemi told a press briefing in Tehran.
He made the comments when asked whether Iran will welcome talks with the US if it serves Iran’s national interests.
June 25, 2018 20:15
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